[center][h3][color=007236]Protiv[/color][/h3][/center]
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[color=gray]	Things were going south, quickly.

	The SS had been much faster to respond then had been planned, and now there were three Sentinels with a carrier helicopter not far behind it charging the fortress his team was trapped in, not to mention the dozens of Mutants that were being held at the prison. With almost blind abandon, Protiv sprinted through the labyrinth of hallways towards the Isolation wing, where he could see Heka funneling the escapees out through a portal. Looking out one of the many windows, he saw what appeared to be an enormous Dragon de-commission the carrier aircraft and Protiv couldn't help but smile proudly behind his gas-mask.

 [color=007236]"Kill the fools, the lot of them."[/color] Protive whispered with a proud gleam in his eye, before smashing the Window that stood between him and the SS.

	Raising his right hand, a white mist began to stream from his palm directly on to one of the Sentinels, and the Sentinel began to freeze over, an effect of the gaseous nitrogen that was finding it's way into every crook and cranny the blasphemous machine had to offer. While it may not destroy the machine, as long as it was trapped in Protiv's frozen mist, it wouldn't be going anywhere. 

	Seeing the rain of ceramic bullets the other, smaller sentinel was directing towards the escaping mutants, Protiv's left hand began to produce an invisible gas which quickly began to create a thick wall between the Sentinel and it's target. The hydrogen in it's gaseous state did little to defend against the ceramic bullets, but the second gas that began to stream from Protiv's hand quickly changed that. The gaseous helium was just cold enough to start converting the concentrated hydrogen into a solid, and before long there was a long, wide wall of metallic hydrogen standing between the sentinels and their targets.

[color=007236]"That should hold them for a bit."[/color] Protive murmured softly, focusing to keep the hydrogen surrounded by the freezing helium gas.

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